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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1915)
"I to 1 1 1 r iS7 C3b THIRTIETH YEAR. NORTH PLATTE, NEB., JULY 20, 1915. No. 52 Moxtk UUt'li LOCAL ASP PEltSQyAL Mrs. E. X. McNnmnra, of Paxton, was a visitor In town Sunday. Charles LeDioyt left last evening for Cheyenne to spend a couple of weoks. The home of Ernost Miller, 215 south Muple, was quarantined for small-pox yesterday. The Bridgeport ball team will be here for games on Friday, Saturday and Sunday next. Fireman Frank Moore has gone to Kansas to visit relatives and accom pany homo his wife. Mesdames Calling and Carlson, of Gothenburg, who were guests of Miss Gertrude Baker, have returned home. Mrs. Lochiel Johnston returned yes terday afternoon from Grnnd Island where she vMted relatives last week. Houso For Rent August 1st, 40S east Fifth street. A. A. Schatz. 52tf For Farm Loans see or write Gene Crook, room 3, Walteraath building, North Platto. 41tf Mrs. T. J. Baldock and daughter re turned yesterday afternoon from a month's stay in Council Bluffs with relatives. Mrs. Thomas Bergner and daughter left Sunday cv6nlng for Omaha and Weeping Water to visit friends and relatives for thirty days. Mrs;,W. J. Stuarl entertained friends at a one o'clock dinner yester day in honor of Mesdames Doolittle, Cunningham and Adams, who are guests of friends in town. Keith Theatre Monday, July 26. Matinee 2:39. Even ing 730 and 9:15. j YOUR MOTOR jl I I 13 Y using oil that stands up under both ex- jjjj H trcmcs of temperature. Oil that leaves w H -- practically no carbon. Oil that absolutely H reduces friction. Then you will be in the ranks KM H of the care free motorists who use I jrolqpinei H the standard tested motor oil ft I STANDARD OIL COMPANY JM Hjv (NEDRASKA) omaha Jm Mr. and Mrs. S. Koons, of Indiana, who have boon visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGraw, left this morning for California. Joseph Morsch, who has purchased the north half of the former Hershey lot at the cornor of Fifth and Locust, expects to build theron In the near fu ture. , Mrs. H. G. Boydcn and daughter, Miss Ruth of Grand Island will arrive tomorrow evening to visit at tho A. F. Stroitz home for a couplo of weoks. Mrs. C. F. Iddings entortnlned at a theatre party at the Keith last even ing when "The Spoilers" wns pre sented In motion pictures. Her guests numbered eighteen ladies. The display of some thirty kinds of hollyhocks now in bloom at the expe rimental sub-station In the opinion of some people surpasses the display of peonies that are so much admired each season. Miss Ruth Carroll has resigned her position as assistant in the Brooks photograph gallery. She Is suc ceeded by Miss Ruth Loan, a sister of Mrs. Brooks, who recently enme here from Gothenburg. Mr. and Mrs. O.O. Rlggs, of Oka loosa, Iowa, arrived the latter part of last week to visit Mr. and Mrs. George ' Trexler, and today will leave with Mr. j and Mrs. Trexler in an autq trip to Cheyenne Denver nnd other points In I Colorado. Keith Neville is getting ready to re 1 model the front of the building oc ' eupied by C. T. Whelan and II. A. Donaldson, placing new walls of pressed brick to correspond with the Dewey side of the building. A heat ing plant that will supply tho cntlro building will also bo put in and other improvements made. Sunday School Coin cut Ion. Tho Lincoln County, North, Sunday school convention mot at tho Metho dist church In Hershoy on Friday, July 1G. The following were on the program: Rev. Jack. Rev. Brinks, Chas. Stlt zcr, Mrs. Martin, of Sutherland; Rev. Do Loo of Paxton; Rev. Grilllth of Maxwell, Rev. Johnson of Hershoy; 0. 0. Wood, Rev. J. L. Barton, C. W. McGrcw nnd J. II. Edmlsten of North Platte and W. H. Klmberly anil Miss Brown of Lincoln. The subjects wore ably discussed, nnd the delegates en joyed every minute. Thero (wcre twenty-two schools represented with" an average of 123 In attendance at each session. Tho following olllcers were elected for next year: President, J. II. Ed mlsten, North Platte; vice president, 0. II. Eyerly, Hershey; Bert M. Rey nolds Nortli Platte, secretary and treasurer. Maxwell was chosen as the place of the convention next year. Tho following resolution was unan imously adopted by the convention: "Resolved, That we extend to the citizens of Hershey our sincere thanks for the splendid entertainment fur nished the delegates, to the M. E. church for ho use of their building, and to Mr. Kimberly nnd Miss Brown for the encouragement and vision they have brought us as Sunday school workers." November 7th has been designated by tho state olllcers as Go to Sunday School Day In Nebraska and they ask the co-operation of every Sunday school in the state. They want to have ril least 500,000 in Sunday school on that day. Send your secretary's name to B. M. Reynolds, North Platte, Nebraska. , Lincoln Highway Picture Party. The Lincoln Highwny moving pic ture party will arrive in North Platto about ten o'clock Ws forenoon the hour The Tribune goes to press. Sev eral cars loaded with enthusiasts left at 5:30 this morning to meet the party at Gothenburg, and a dozen or more cars will assemble at the state farm at half past nine o clock to receive tho party and escort them into town. National Consul II. C. Ostermnn of tho Lincoln Highway heads the party which consists of four cars and twolvo operators and assistants. Several views of .the experimental farm will bo taken, and a number of tho city, including a full length view of Dewey, which it is 'aimed to have crowded wth cars. Keep Away the Strain. Your sight may be good yet your eyes may he In the most urgent' need of help. Ever see the big built, robust man pause in his swinging stride along the street, clap a hand to his heart and drop dead? We have. He looked to be the healthiest man on the street, yet a tiny heart rivulet clogged and the machinery stopped, all becauso of a little over exertion. If the little piece of glass Optomet rist places before your eyes keeps the strain away, it may in a similar way postpone the advance of more serious "break-down" that comes to the hu man machine when over-loaded or ov erworked. . C. S. CLINTON, .Registered Optometrist. TO THE INVESTOR We luno some extra choice llrst mortgage loans in Hums of $.'100.00 and upwards drawing 7 and s per cent, scnii-niinuul interest, not taxable. These are n safe investment for your idle mane) . RltA I T iV GOUUJIAX. Mrs. Record, of Grand Island, is expected here today to visit her hus band who is employed at the local telephone olllce. Dream of a Home Can be more easily and more quick ly realized if you will come and talk with us about your plans. For instance, wc show here the first floor plan and an outside view of a yery attractive bungalow style of house. This will make you a delightful home. There is a cozy scat by the stairs in the large living room, a built-in side board in the dining room, and a fine sleeping porch on the second floor. You ought to sec the second floor plan. Come in and let us show you this and other Jfsigns. Ask us to show you Design C-8. CUT AND COUNTY NEWS ' Miss Irma McMichaol loft Saturdny' for Welllleet and Dickens to spond two weeks with relatives. Paul Nolon and George Weir havo issued invitations to a social danco at the Masonic hall Friday evening. Guy Gartrell and Miss May Flotchor uoth ot Somorsot, wore marrleil at the county Judge's olllco yqstcrdny af ternoon. K. Mlznor was arrested yostorday on complaint of Frank E. Williams for fishing in a public stream without a license. Tho remains of Captain Win, D. Fonts who was killed in 1SG5, wore exhumed at Halg last week and remov ed to tho national cometory at Mc PliPrson. Tho Hershoy base ball team was re-organlzed last evening with Mart MeC'onncll, their catcher, as nianngor, John Show, the former manager, hav ing rosigncd. D. E. Mallnte is in Stuart, la., whoro he was called by the illnes of his fnth or, who suffered a paralytic stroke tho early part of this month and Is prac tically helpless. For Rent Furnished front bed room. Inquire 502 east Second. G2-2 Ulue prints havo been received for tho new cottage to bo erected at tho experimental sub-staion. This dwel ling will bo 25x27 two stories and constructed of brick and stucco. IJlds will soon bo asked for tho construc tion. Mrs. Goo. Loan and daughters Miss es Ruth and Alice, loft Wednesday for North Platto whoro they will make their home. Roth Mrs. Loan and Miss Ruth are artists In china painting find their oxcellcnt work In that lino will bo greatly missed. Their many frhmds hero wish them success in their new home. The Loan residence was recently sold to W. R. Nelson who now occuplos the property. Gothenburg Times. "Tho Spoilers," Rex Reach's novol, was presented in motion pictures at th Keith last evenng nnd nttraccd a full huso a tho flrsit perfrmanco and ae good sized audience at the second. Tho presentation of this story of Alas ka in movies is intensely interesting, tho scenes being exceptionally good and much moro extensive than por trayed in tho book or given on the stage. Knthlyn 'Williams and William fumum tako the leading roles and they are well supported. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Crook enter tained one hundred and fifty of their friends at a farewell reception at their homo Friday. Guests wore received at'differeut hours from three o'clock in the afternoon until eleven in the evo cning. Miss Eloise Crook, admitted the guests into the spacious rooms which were beautifully decorated with cut HowcfP The White orchestra furnished music during tho hours nnd refreshments were served. Assisting in .serving were the Misses Dorothy I Human, Janet McDonald, Alma Mor rill and Nanine Iddings. Charles Meyers, an Insurance so licitor for n new company headed by Silas R. Dnrton was shot and in stantly killed at Grand Island tho latter part of last week by Ed Kinney, a carpenter, who had declared that he would kill Meyers for calling him un printable names and accusing him of giving liquor to small boys. Meyers will be remembered by many local people, having frequently visited hero tor a week or more at a time solicit- ins members for the A. O, U. W. lodge when he was a state deputy for that order. He is survived by a wife. A marriage license was insued Fri day to Wilhelm T. Rurklund of Suth erland and Miss Darleno Purdy of this city. I P jj MVIN4 noon I I rpacH ..,' John Duggan will leave Thursday for Cheyonno to attond Frontier Days. timber nnd Kindling For Sale at H'rliP)st opposlto I'ostolllce. Phone " 62-4 The Socialist Study Class will meet with Mrs. L. R. Duk tomorrow nfter- noon. Tho Lutheran sowing boo will meet uursuaj . uuwruyuii .at me punsn at the house, The Lutheran and Preabytorlan bnll teams will piny on th local grounds this evening. Tho Episcopal Guild will hold a so cial in tho bnsoment of tho church to morrow afternoon. Tho Womnu's Home Missionary So ciety will moot with Mrs J. A. Mc Mlcheal Friday attornooit. Mrs Ilruce Brown and children who havo been visiting In Hastings for two months, will return this evening. Mrs Charles Wolr and dnughtor Eliz abeth and Mrs. Thomas Orton wont to Paxton this morning to spond tho dny. Leo Tighe has accepted a postlon in tho storo room department of tho Un ion Pacific and bognu work a few days ago. J. I. Smith nnd family returned last evening from nn oxtended visit with Harry Smith nnd wife in Nogau nec, Michigan. Mrs. John McGraw entertained a number of friends at n soven o'clock breakfast yesterday morning compli mentary to Miss Grace Mehlmnnn, of Chicago, who is visiting in tho city. The Catholic Girls club met last ev ening with Mrs. George Vosolpka. Five Hundred was played and prizes won by Miss Edna Sullivan and Mrs. Perry Carson. A dainty lunch was served after tho games. Garden llowors wero used iu decorating tho tables. Assisting tho hostess woro Mesdames Frank McGovorn and Harry Gutherless and Misses Ellen McCarthy and Lucy Dunn. FOR RENT Houses, Rooms, Storage Space and Safo Deposit lloxcs. IlllA IT A: (JUUIU1AK. v, .i. niEXFi: & co. Real Estate and Insurance Como and see us for town lots In dlfforent parts of the city. Good in- vestments on easy terms. Housen for sale nnd rent. We have also good bar- gains in forma and ranches, I Cor. Front and Dowov Sta.. upstairs. ' Order of Hearing: on Petition for Set tlemetit of Account. - '. State of Nebraska. Lincoln County.' sail' in tno bounty uouri. - , . . . 7 In tho Matter of the1 Estate of Bentrico Gilfoyl, Deceased, ' On reading and filing petition of Henry Gilfoyl, Executor, praying a dual settlement and allowance of his account, filed on the 13th day of July, 1915, and for his discharge as exec utor, and for a decree of distribution under the will and for cqustrhction of tho terms thereof. Ordered, that August 13th, A. D. 1915, at 2 o'clock P. M., Is assigned for hearing said petition, when all per sons interested in said matter may ap pear at a County Court to bo hold In and for said County, and sliow cause why tho prayer of the petitioner should not he granted; and that notice of the pendency of said petition, and the hearing thereof, be given to nil porsons Interested in said matter by imhllshinc a conv of this order In the North Platte Tribune, a semi-weekly nowsnaner orbited in said Countv. for three successive weeks, prior to said day of hearing. GEO. E. FRENCH, J20-3w County Judge. STOPS the creak and lightens the load. The finely powdered nif.ca, mixed with a high-grade grease forms a perfectly lubricated surface for the wheel. Look for the blue can with the "Wheel" on the cover. Sold in 1 and 31b. cans, 10, IS, 25 lb. galvanized iron pails. Kegs, barrels and half-barrels. The best all around farm lubricant. GRANITE HARVESTER OIL Takes up the rattle STANDARD Blgnoll, Nob., May 7th, 1915. Mr. MoMasters: This will Introduce Mr. M. Y. Star buck, who is selling tho best hall in surance that can he found. Ho has written $15,000 hero In my locality. I am sure ho is all right and that tho Company he represents Is also good. I am, Yours truly, GO-4 H. P. STEVENS. Tho special train of tho Medinah Temple Shrlntrs of Chicago will pass east at noon Thursday. They aro on tholr way home from the Pacific coast. WANTED (Jood competent girl for general housework. Call at 112 nest Fourth street. Societv Dnncers in hirf four u; V, , K, .7, j Act Vavdeville. Keith . Theatre To-night. 10c and 20c. rvruur oi jieanng.ou iiinu ncuicincni tf w t ill i i ' fatate of Nebraska, Lincoln County as, I Iu the County Court. In tho Mntitefrof tho Estate ot Olaf i Johnson. Deceased. To tho Creditors, Legatees nnd Oth ers Interested In tho Estate of Olaf Johnson: , 1 Tako notice that KrlatiunJ.Jphhsoji has died in the County Court 'a report of hor dolnB,-as . E.GdutrJX-;6f sn,ia estnte, and If Is 'Ordered that tho sum stand for hearing tho 14th day of Aug ust, A. D. 1915, boforo the Court a' the hour of 10 o'clpck A. M at which time any person interested may ap pear and except to and contest the same. Notico of this proceeding and th hoarlng thereof Is ordered given to all persons Interested In saW matter by publishing a copy of this order in the North Piatt Tribuno, a legal semi woekly nowapapor printed In salt County, for three consecuttvo weoku P"r io sam uaio oi nenring. I "atetl July n, iui5. riwvw, U20-3w County Judge and play of worn bearings. OIL COMPANY (NEBRASKA) OMAHA MICA W. W. BIRGE CO.
